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This bubble tea chain has more locations than McDonald’s and ... Often regarded as China’s largest chain for iced drinks, milk tea, and ice cream, Mixue operates differently from a typical beverage ...

Turns out China's largest bubble tea and drinks chain, Mixue Ice Cream and Tea, which may be unfamiliar to many, boasts more outlets than either of the better-known chains. The company saw its ...

Hongchao continued to expand the menu, adding items such as lemonade, coffee and bubble tea. Mixue’s offerings, which cost between three cents to roughly $1, are the cheapest among major Chinese ...

Shares of China’s largest bubble tea and drinks chain Mixue Group ... Mixue is often seen as China’s largest chain of iced drinks, milk tea, and ice cream. However, it operates more like ...

Bubble tea brand Mixue Group’s stock jumped in its Hong Kong trading debut as investors snapped up shares of the milk tea vendor, marking one of the city’s most successful initial public ...

Retail investors flock to the company’s blockbuster $444 million initial public offering Mixue Group, China’s largest bubble-tea chain, surged in its Hong Kong trading debut after individual ...

Simply sign up to the Chinese business & finance myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Chinese bubble tea giant Mixue’s shares surged 43 per cent on their debut on Monday as Hong Kong ...

Mixue Ice Cream and Tea may be unfamiliar to many of us but the Chinese firm has more outlets than McDonald's and Starbucks. On Monday, the bubble tea chain's shares jumped by more than 40% in ...

(Bloomberg) -- Mixue Group, China’s largest bubble-tea chain, surged in its Hong Kong trading debut after individual investors flocked to the company’s blockbuster HK$3.45 billion ($444 ...